I just had a bounty awarded for my answer. (Thanks, Ruslan!)
When I went to look at it, though, I noticed that the bounty marker icon looked kind of awkward, like it didn't really want to be there, shuffling off to one side and huddling uncomfortably close to the accepted answer checkmark:
I think we should give our bounty icon a little more grace and confidence, make it be proud of itself! And I think I know just the CSS rule to do it:
.vote .bounty-award {
margin: 5px auto;
}
The .vote
is there just to make this rule more specific than the existing bounty margin rule, which, for some strange reason, specifies a 5 pixel right margin and nothing else.
With this new CSS rule added, the bounty icon looks like this:
Yes, I got an upvote while testing this.
That looks a lot better, don't you think?
In fact, the awkward bounty marker placement doesn't seem to be limited just to physics.SE, although it's more obvious here than one many other SE sites. As far as I can tell, the CSS rule I suggested above seems to improve (or have no visible effect on) the bounty marker appearance on all Stack Exchange sites I've so far tested it on, so I'd suggest it as a general CSS change to all the sites.
Still, I'm posting this bug report / suggestion here, rather than on meta.SE, because the problem is most noticeable here on physics.SE. (And because per-site metas just don't get enough love in general.)